Silver and Plate

An Elizabeth II silver circular bowl, the centre inset with a copper Winston Churchill medallion, Birmingham 1990 by A.E. Jones, diameter 12.5cm, weight 183g, and a silver circular souvenir dish commemorating 300th Anniversary of the Bank, the centre cast in relief with a twin-headed eagle, London 1971 by C. Hoare & Co, diameter 9cm, weight 77g, boxed.

An early Victorian silver christening tankard of tapering cylindrical form, engraved with panels of flowers, flanked by a scroll handle, on a foliate scroll foot, London 1856 by Edward & John Barnard, height 10cm, together with three other silver christening tankards, each with engraved decoration, total weight 482.3g.

A late Victorian silver travelling communion set, comprising chalice, height 10.5cm, ewer and silver mounted stopper, height 12cm, paten and glass bottle with silver collar and silver mounted stopper, Sheffield 1897 and 1899 by Martin Hall & Co, weighable items 289g, within a fitted case, the fall flap revealing a drawer containing a small group of embroidered pieces.

A small group of silver items, including a pair of napkin rings with ropetwist rims, Birmingham 1922 by George Unite, four other napkin rings, a strainer with pierced scroll tab handles, Sheffield 1920, a pair of sugar tongs and a butter knife, weighable items 237.4g.

A pair of late Victorian silver elliptical shaped salts, each with an engraved band of flowers and leaves between pierced borders and a beaded rim, raised on reeded and scroll legs, Birmingham 1895 by Thomas Hayes, weight 99.3g, length 8.7cm.

A Mexican .925 sterling novelty souvenir ashtray in the form of a sombrero, decorated in relief with leaves, diameter 13.5cm, a silver circular two-handled sugar bowl, Birmingham 1908 by William Neale, also marked for Hamilton & Co Calcutta, length 15.5cm, and an American sterling sugar caster by Black, Starr & Frost of New York, height 18.5cm, total weight 425.4g.

A group of plated items, including a pair of oval entrées dishes, covers and handles, various other entrées dishes, a circular salver, a six-bottle cruet stand, fitted with six cut glass bottles, eight goblets and a twin scroll branch three-light candelabrum.

A 19th century harlequin part canteen of silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, comprising five tablespoons, six table forks, six dessert spoons and six dessert forks, the majority London 1852 by Charles Wallis, weight 1345.6g, length of tablespoons 22.5cm.

A pair of late Victorian silver serving spoons, each shaped oval bowl decorated in relief with flowers and scrolls, each terminal with mask and grotesque beast decoration, London 1895 by Wakely & Wheeler, weight 145g, length 22cm.

A set of six George II silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, London, date letter indistinct, by Ebenezer Coker, weight 229.7g, length 16cm.

A set of six George V silver napkin rings, each with engraved foliate decoration, Birmingham 1923 by W.H. Haseler, five other silver napkin rings and a silver ice cream spoon, total weight 197g, together with two other napkin rings.

A set of four silver cake decoration figures, each cast as a cherub, weight 30.2g, height 3.2cm.

A pair of late 19th century Continental white metal mounted shell salts, each oval shell body with filigree rim, on a tapering oval filigree decorated foot, with a pair of matching spoons with shell bowls and filigree handles, height of salt 6.2cm, length of spoon 11.5cm, unmarked.

An Edwardian silver mounted rectangular dressing table mirror, Birmingham 1902 (lower portion of silver lacking), and a group of other silver mounted dressing table items, comprising three hairbrushes, hand mirror, hairbrush and clothes brush, various dates and makers.

A pair of Continental .830 silver serving spoons with spiral twisted handle and ball terminals, length 20.6cm, and a group of other silver cutlery, including tea and coffee spoons and condiment spoons, total weight 543g, together with a pair of plated grape shears and a plated Fiddle pattern sauce ladle.

A late 18th century Continental silver beaker of slightly tapered cylindrical form, the front engraved with a lion and bull crest, weight 188.8g, height 10cm, unmarked.

A collection of plated items, including an Elkington ice bucket, a swing handled basket, a twin scroll branch three-light candelabrum, a circular salver and a part canteen of Mappin & Webb cutlery.

A George V silver circular bowl, cast with strapwork decoration, flanked by ring and tab handles, Birmingham 1926 by George Unite, weight 256.6g, length 16.2cm.

A George IV silver six-division toast rack with central foliate scroll handle, on a gadrooned rectangular base and cast foliate feet, London 1824 by Robert Peppin, weight 316.5g, length 17.5cm.